I work on a very keyboard intensive application. Both hands on the keyboard. No hands on the mouse. A user can, via the keyboard, popup a context menu, select an item and finally hit enter.
Is there a way to put radio menu items in a GNOME panel applet\'s context menu, and then control which of the items is marked as active?The official documentation is less than helpful, and all of the
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I\'m using two popular plugins with success for the most part: http://www.trendskitchens.co.nz/jquery/contextmenu/
I have added context menu to my g开发者_高级运维oogle map like this: map.addControl(new ContextMenuControl());
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Context menus seem to have a default white background. This looks pre开发者_如何转开发tty nice, but for consistency\'s sake, I\'d like the context menu to be gray like with any other application.How c
Is it possible in WPF to define some menu structure and than use it in multiple contexts? For example I\'d like to use a set of menu items from resources in ContextMenu, Window\'s menu and ToolBar (To
I\'m adding a ContextMenu to a WinForm application and I want to associate it to a NotifyIcon.The issue is the NotifyIcon\'s properties only include ContextMenuStrip and 开发者_JS百科not ContextMenu.
I want to create a plugin that displays additional information about Eclipse\'s compare results. For example, clicking a difference in Eclipse will bring up additional meta-information in my new view